The white bass run IS ON on the Sabine River north of Greenville. Luke's guest this week is Brayden Castillo with Stick N Scales Bowfishing Guide Service. Brayden is running Kayak trips on a stretch of the river that is chock full of spawning white bass. Only a 150 yard paddle from the launch is a spot that is providing a strike on every cast! For more information give Brayden a call at 903-268-1116

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